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Wild Animals
Raccoons, opossums, and other nighttime visitors are usually after an easy meal rather than the plants themselves — removing the incentive solves most problems before a repellent is even needed.
Remove the Incentive First
Secure trash cans, bring in pet food overnight, and pick up fallen fruit promptly — these are usually what draws wild animals into a yard in the first place, far more than the ornamental plants nearby.
Scent and Motion Deterrents
Our Wild Life Repellent spray covers a broad range of nighttime visitors, and motion-activated lights or sprinklers add a startle factor that keeps animals from settling in.
QUICK TIP
If an animal seems sick, aggressive, or active during the day when it should be nocturnal, contact local animal control rather than attempting to handle it yourself.